Las Vegas Virtual Tour For Listed Homes | Seller’s Brokerage Service Launched

Nov 15, 2022

Keller Williams The Marketplace (+1-702-686-1668), a property brokerage that specializes in Las Vegas, NV real estate, launches its updated listing service for home sellers.

Henderson,United States - November 15, 2022 /PressCable/ —

As part of its enhanced service, the agency uses virtual property tours to attract out-of-state buyers. Lead agent Dallas Tung will handle all aspects of production, including hiring videographers and licensed drone operators.

More information about Keller Williams The Marketplace’s virtual tours is available via https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSmNu62gna2sqdRh56gweRg

Through the company’s upgraded service, sellers can broaden their reach and attract high-intent prospects. Once the video has been made, Tung will also give it prominent exposure on his website and YouTube channel.

A study conducted by Realtor found that listings with a virtual tour receive up to 87% more views than those with just pictures. Furthermore, a survey done by Planet Home found that 75% of potential buyers consider virtual tours as a major decision-making tool.

Since these tours require advanced equipment and skills, Keller Williams The Marketplace coordinates its production so sellers can focus more on their forthcoming move. The company has sold over 500 properties in Nevada, many of which utilized virtual walkthroughs to generate leads.

Dallas Tung will personally host the hour, giving detailed information about the property along the way. He will likewise highlight standout features to further entice would-be buyers.

Prospective clients can request a no-obligation exploratory meeting to better understand the brokerage’s property marketing strategy.

About Keller Williams The Marketplace

Keller Williams The Marketplace is a respected brokerage headed by Dallas Tung, who specializes in luxury properties in Nevada. In addition to sellers, it also helps buyers acquire homes in the state’s premier gated communities. The company has listings in key real estate markets like Lake Las Vegas, Henderson, Southern Highlands, Summerlin, and MacDonald Highlands.

A satisfied client shared this review: “We hired Keller Williams The Marketplace to sell our home in Henderson and they did an amazing job. Not only did we get a great offer in just 12 hours, but our agent was there for us every step of the way. He was incredibly responsive and always advocated for us throughout the process. We couldn’t be happier with the service that we received.”

Interested parties may visit https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSmNu62gna2sqdRh56gweRg to see examples of the agency’s video walkthroughs.

Contact Info:
Name: Dallas Tung
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Organization: Keller Williams The Marketplace
Address: 2230 Corporate Cir Suite 250, Henderson, NV 89074, United States
Phone: +1-702-686-1668
Website: https://www.kwvegas.com/

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